Sean McVay:
-jacked
-wife is a 27 out of 10
-admits when he makes a mistake instead of glossing like a politician
-tells reporters “I feel like I took a freaking gummy” instead of sterile LinkedIn-speak
-Super Bowl champion
-loved by his players
-can tell you what play he called on 2nd & 4 in the 2nd Quarter of a Preseason game in 2019
-will crush it in broadcasting
-amazing at being serious but you can tell he’s a blast at parties
If you’re not a fan of Sean McVay you’re not a fan of life.
Some of the wildest stats in NFL history:
- The Bears have never had a 4,000+ yard passer in a season (106 seasons)
- All 4 of the Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts Superbowls were played in Miami
- Larry Fitzgerald in 17 seasons finished with more tackles (42) than drops (29)
- During the entire 2014 NFL regular season, the Kansas City Chiefs did not throw a single receiving touchdown to a wide receiver
- The Panthers have never recorded back to back winning seasons in their franchise history, yet they once won the NFC South division 3 years in a row (31 seasons)
- The Buccaneers lost 26 consecutive games from 1976-1977. This was their first 26 games as a franchise. 0-14 in year 1, then they went 2-12 in year 2.
- Every NFC team has played in the NFC Championship game since 2010, except the Cowboys, who haven’t since 1995
- Ryan Fitzpatrick led the 2019 Dolphins in Rushing Yards (243) and TD’s (4).. Dude was 37 years old at the time..
- Tom Brady never played a game in his entire career where he was mathematically eliminated from the playoffs going into it.
- For his entire career, Tom Brady has a better chance of getting to the Super Bowl (47.6%) than Steph Curry has of making a 3 pointer (42.2%).
- The Jets joined the NFL in 1970. They beat the eagles for the first time in 2023.
- The Lions went 70 straight games without having a 100 yard rusher. This was during the Stafford era.. it started after Reggie Bush rushed for 117 yards on Thanksgiving in 2013. The drought lasted almost 5 seasons before Kerryon Johnson rushed for 101 yards in 2018..
- Mike Vrabel had 12 career receptions during his career, and every single one was a touchdown..
This video is for everyone who want Moxley to come BACK in WWE after those weird moments 🤡
as big as they fumbled him in WWE, he's that big of the face of AEW. deserves every bit of it ❤
ADAM COPELAND KICKING OFF GRAND SLAM BY MAKING HIS ARENA MEXICO DEBUT WITH THE EVER CLASSIC METALINGUS!!!
JUST LISTEN TO THIS GIGANTIC POP.
WHAT AN AWESOME ATMOSPHERE.
Bo1 pro perks unlocks
-put the perk you want pro on
- go lan party on the same number class (top class for example) hover over the pro perk you want
- open the ps menu and join a friend or recent player and then spam to buy and apply the perk
Done
Anybody that was affected by C isn’t sharp and got deranked / put to prestige 16 on Black ops 2 please message my Instagram @ attack.ig I’ll be more then happy to fix anyone who was affected by this. Let’s not have bo2 get ruined by this guy.
Michael Cole bringing back the nostalgia one LAST time for John Cena was so hard-hitting. 🕊️😩
For Super AA - he called it “Avalanche FU!”
For STF submission - he called it “STFU!”
Cole was so GOATED for this.
When John Cena put Kevin Owens over clean in his WWE debut match…
The whole arena was shocked because Cena losing was so rare back then😮💨
That moment changed everything for KO 👀
- Low Blow + GTS (Punk vs Reigns - WM42)
- SCM + Pedigree (Taker vs HHH - WM28)
Legit had the entire world on their feet.
Two of the GREATEST false finishes of all time. 🔥😮💨
@MrDalekJD I just want to say watching these videos of Jason going through the Bo3/4 maps just brings so much joy to my heart. I really appreciated the videos because life has been hard. I could listen to Jason talk about any zombies maps forever 😂 thank you and JC so much ❤️
That moment when WWE sent Edge out to get Becky Lynch booed—but even after Becky took it as far as mocking his career-ending neck injury, the crowd still cheered her.
You could literally see the exact second Edge realized… yeah, this wasn’t working 😭
Shawn Michaels explains why he personally believes his best era in WWE was the 2000s:
"I know the 90s, from a professional standpoint, I would arguably say that I felt like I was better than a lot of people in the game then, but me personally, I was not in a great place.
"But in the 2000s, my work was so much better. As you become a more mature player, you understand momentum, picking your spots, being smarter with the game.
"I was able to do that in the 2000s, and also be able to enjoy it. That's the thing that I didn't do early in the 90s, allow myself to enjoy it, because I felt so much pressure.
"Majority of it I put on myself and felt like everybody was sort of coming after me, very defensive.
"The 2000s, I would easily say it was, certainly for me personally and professionally, a much better time, because I was in a much better place, with a family and children. It's hard to beat that time for me."
(7PM in Brooklyn with Carmelo Anthony)